The ANC on Thursday expressed its shock at an SMS promising a R2-million reward to anyone who kills ANCYL president Julius Malema.
Farmers in the WC were overjoyed last Friday when the state mining company’s applications to prospect on their properties were officially withdrawn.
Judge’s family appeals to minister to wrest estate from wife’s control, writes Glynnis Underhill.
The supremacy of the Constitution should not be taken for granted, but nationalisation is not an option, Land Minister Gugile Nkwinti says.
Contrary to popular belief, the Soccer World Cup has not increased the costs of accommodation during the June/July school holidays.
Schizophrenia is the name of the game on the Johannesburg jazz scene, says trumpeter Marcus Wyatt.
Cosatu affiliate Nehawu is planning legal action against Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister Sicelo Shiceka.
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan announced on Thursday that by midnight on Wednesday Sars had collected R598,5-billion in tax for the financial year.
Lack of training leaves departmental officials clueless about how to use program meant to monitor problems in municipalities.
It is becoming quite clear that the Pioneer Foods boardroom shake-up is the start of a house-cleaning process being driven by shareholders.
Government, which has been sitting on the sidelines in the dispute between behemoths Kumba and ArcelorMittal, this week got into the ring.
SA’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) retreated to a seasonally adjusted 55,6 in March after reaching 60,4 the previous month, a survey showed.
Three batsman scoring more than a thousand runs in a season – are they really good or is the bowling really bad? <em>Ken Borland</em> investigates.
President Jacob Zuma’s legal fees totalled R9,6-million in the 2008/09 financial year, a media report said on Thursday.
A woman drowned in her car on Wednesday evening when it was washed away in Bryanston during heavy rains, Gauteng paramedics said.
A ticketing dispute between Safa and a local tour operator has broader-reaching implications. Phathisani Moyo reports,
National Director of Public Prosecutions Menzi Simelane admits that he interfered in the decision to grant musician Jub Jub bail in his murder case.
Cosatu’s Zwelinzima Vavi responds to reports of his wife being paid R60 000 a month to market financial products to union members.
Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi insists his wife’s role in marketing financial products to union members is "no scandal".
Noluthando Vavi, wife of Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi, is being paid R60 000 a month to market financial products to union members.
Corruption is a heavy thing — literally, writes <i>M&G</i> editor <i>Nic Dawes</i>.
Convicted fraudster Schabir Shaik’s brother Yunis played a central role in the dismissal of two whistleblowers who exposed their employer.
Journalists have no business taking a stance against the subjects they cover. Our work is to be the eyes and ears of the public, argues Rapule Tabane.
kulula has warned advertisers that it will commence legal proceedings for trademark infringement to prevent unauthorised use of the word "Sky™"
From racy action to silly comedies, there is something for everyone opening on the big screen this Easter weekend.
Cosatu will on Thursday give Nedlac notice of its intention to strike over the 25% Eskom tariff increases.
SA’s trade deficit widened in February, data showed on Wednesday, reflecting a rise in imports as the economy recovers from last year’s downturn.
The price of petrol will rise by between 48 cents and 49 cents a litre on April 7, the Energy Department said on Wednesday.
The ANC is showing a "dangerous disregard" for the courts by criticising a high court ruling on the "shoot the boer" song, the ID said on Wednesday.
South Africa’s new carbon emissions tax, due to come into effect on September 1, has already attracted much criticism.
An agreement has been reached to pave the way for the merger of insurers Metropolitan and Momentum, the parties announced on Wednesday.
In my search I’ve found a few things that give me hope about being in South Africa right now, writes Nikiwe Bikitsha.